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Romantic love poetry sms in Urdu

  • Kuch Sochun To Aap ka Khayaal Aa Jaata Hai.
    Kuch Bolun To Aap ka Naam Aa Jaata Hai.
    Kub Tak Chupaau Dil Ki Baat.
    Aap ki Her Adda Per Hum ko Pyaar Aa Jaata Hay.
  • Dekha Jub Tujh ko Pehli Baar To Ashiq Ho Gaye.
    Jaane Kese Tere Neno Mein Shaamil Ho Gaye.
    Tujh ko To Parwaah Nahi Maggar Hum Teri Be rukhi Say Ghayyal Ho Gaye.
  • Dil Ki Dhadkan Say Teri Aawaaz Aaati He,
    Meri Her Saans Say Teri Aawaz Aati He.
    Na Jaane Kiya Ho Gaya Hay Mujhe,
    Mein Baat Karta Hun Teri Aawaz Aati He.
  • Chaahat Teri Pehchaan Hai Meri,
    Muhabbat Teri Shaan Hai Meri.
    Ho kay Judda Tujh se Kiya Reh Paun ga,
    Tu To Aaakhir Jaan hai Meri.
  • Sheeshe main dikhti Aaap ki parchaai,
    kehti he hum say ki Aaap ho sharmaai.
    yeh kesi he ruswaayi,
    Mann karta he thaam lun Aaap ki kalaai,
    kiyun ki aub to sahi jaaye na ye judai.
  • Duniya jisse neend kehti hay,
    Jaane woh kiya cheez hoti he.
    Aaankhe to hum bhi bund karte hein,
    Aur wo Aaap se milne ki tarkeeb hoti he.
  • Aaaj socha ke sms kiya bhejun,
    Aaap muskuraye aisa peghaam kiya bhejun.
    koi phool to mujhe maloom nahin,
    jo khud gulshn ho use ghulaab kiya bhejun.
  • Sapne the, sapno kay Aap sahil huye,
    Na jaane kese hum Aap ke payaar ke kabil huye,
    Karzdaar rahen ge hum uss haseen pal ke,
    Jub Aaap hamaari zindagi main shamil huye.
  • Kon kehta he dil paggal he,
    Pagal pun to sirf ik bahaana he.
    ik bar hans ker muskura ker to dekho,
    Ye paggal tumhaara deewaana hay.
  • Yeh waqt lamhe guzar jayen gay,
    Zindgi main kuch kho ker kuch payen ge.
    Aaaj hum yahan hein kul door chale jayen ge,
    Per wada raha roz inbox main zaroor Aaayen ge.
  • Payaar mein Kuch Kuch Hota He,
    Payaar mein Dil To Paggal Hay.
    Payaar mein Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Ghum,
    Payaar ik aisi Paheli he jo Na Tum Jaano Na Hum.
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